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… In 1985 she was being paid approximately R100 per month by the Steenkamp family in Upington; a family she had worked … of 5000 demonstrators were chased from the local stadium by police who fired rubber bullets and teargas. Then 300 …

… approximately 33 organisations which had been banned by his predecessors. His government worked closely with the … which in turn led to 1994 elections. He was chosen by the African National Congress (ANC) Election Committee to …

… of his political involvement, Mangena was arrested by the Apartheid government in June 1973 at Johannesburg … stepped down as President of AZAPO and was succeeded by Jake Dikobo. Mangena is the author of four books: On Your …

… ceremony at Nongoma on 3 December 1971, attended by 20 000 people. The country's constitution made the King's … in South Africa. King Zwelithini's finances are controlled by the KwaZulu-Natal Provincial authorities and his lavish …

… a year. While in detention she was assaulted and tortured by security officers during interrogation. The officers were … Pretoria Central Prison. While in prison, Hogan assisted by human right lawyers and international humanitarian …

… of a Commission to investigate illegal arms transactions by President Mandela. He was then appointed on a permanent … University of Stellenbosch - Alumnus Award Special award by the Bar of England and Wales for ‘contribution to …

… inimical to African progress.Jabavu was highly respected by White and Black alike throughout the country. He played an … of being a puppet and trying to serve the master at cost by differing with what the masses were saying.He died at the …

… Resistance 1946 - A Selection of Documents compiled by E.S. Reddy & Fatima Meer Reports of the Passive Resistance … 45 days remission) ”” the longest sentence yet served by Passive Resisters in the present struggle. This pamphlet … in rallying international democratic opinion to our side in our just struggle. Whatever the outcome we shall …

… from 1968 to 1970. Upon his release he was prevented by the South African Government from practising as a lawyer …

… of 1959. The AAM was established in response to an appeal by  Chief Albert Luthuli , President of the  African National …

… Services, a post he held until he was replaced by Ngconde Balfour 28 April 2004. Click here  to read his …

… to the African Art Centre in Durban and was encouraged by Jo Thorpe to study at Rorke's Drift. This he did for a …

… Mariannhill Art Centre, Natal (solo). Information supplied by Dina Cormick …

… care of him, she gave him up for adoption. He was adopted by Johannesburg public relations officer Gail Johnson. She …

… was opposed to any regent who was not destined by tradition to become an acting or permanent kgoÅ¡i (king).’ … Contribution by Professor S. Badat, on Banishment, Rhodes University, 2012 …

… 2000 An evening of photography, New York, 1999 Africa by Africa, London, 1999 Art dialogue, Germany, Cape Town, …

… Services, a post he held until he was replaced by Ngconde Balfour 28 April 2004. …

… as a teacher while raising five children. In 1950, angered by new influx control regulations in Port Elizabeth , she led …

… Trade Unions, but the organisation was soon beset by internal conflicts, and in 1945  J. B. Marks  replaced …

… He later began modelling from life and was encouraged by C. G. Damant, who discovered Makoanyane's work in 1931, to …

… 7 certificate, and sought to educate himself politically by attending Communist Party meetings. In 1951 he allied …

… became invovled in politics at the young age of 13 and by the time he was 15 years old, he was a spokesperson of the …

… Darvall was located. The operation itself, performed by Professor Chris Barnard and a team of 30 was a surgical …

… and Grout to open a mission station, on a site chosen by Dingane himself, on the Umsunduzi River. The station was …

… of Shaka Zulu. [1] Discuss the legacy of Shaka Zulu by explaining ways in which he has been portrayed, and why he … main cause of the Mfecane. [2] This has since been debated by historians, who claim that Shaka was one of many leaders … the United Kingdom, once stated that, “History is written by victors.” [3] A victor is a winner and by incorporating …

… The period we are going through is characterised by a sharpening confrontation between our people and the … is trying to recapture the strategic initiative seized by the democratic movement of the masses. The Botha regime … issue of people`s power and reduced Botha`s election to a side show. The giant democratic trade union federation, …

… A Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai Satyagraha required … not, as I had declared earlier, mind being assaulted by my own brethren. Some way ahead, one of the men asked, … I find breathing difficult. My upper lip has a cut on one side. I have a bruise above the left eye and a wound on the …

… fools easily. She was remembered years after her death by Tony Weaver, then Assistant Editor of the Cape Times, when … on food and wine matters and became well known by many local and international restaurateurs and wine … way she outlived that initial prognosis (of her cancer) by many months. This was the Gertie we knew always facing the …

… in The Sunday Independent  January 4 2015 at 10:37am By Sam Mathe Johannesburg - Pianist, singer and composer Pat … when township jazz had declined remarkably and overtaken by soul and disco, Tshona! became an instant hit in the … after suffering a heart attack. Matshikiza is survived by five daughters. His son, Sean, pre-deceased him. * …

… in English and Philosophy from the University in 1973.  By the time he received his Bachelors degree some of … the Western Cape between 1992 and 1993. This was followed by the Vice-Chancellor of the University of the North between … The Fiftieth Anniversary Distinguished Service Award by the National University of Lesotho in Recognition of …